Presentation
Third trimester ultrasound for growth and well being. Gestational age 32w1d. 20 week morphology scan was normal.
Patient Data
Age: 30
Gender: Female
From the case:
Fetal hydrocephalus
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Severe fetal ventriculomegaly.
Case Discussion
Severe fetal ventriculomegaly which has developed in later pregnancy (note history of a normal second trimester ultrasound). The cause is not evident on this study, however differentials include ventricular obstruction (e.g. from intraventricular hemorrhage), TORCH infection, aqueduct stenosis.
Clearly, prognosis in this case is dismal.
An urgent tertiary referral was made; subsequent re-scan showed fetal demise.
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